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Bible Songs
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Ordinary Dreamers
: :Dove Award winning artist Group 1 Crew's, new release, Ordinary Dreamers, showcases their signature style and sound in 14 catchy dance-like tracks.
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Family
: :From the time she burst onto the music scene as a teenager with the smash hit 'Blue' to the release of her new studio album 'Family,' she has seen it all while taking it with a grain of salt. Some people will always see her as the little girl with the booming voice. She wants to change all that, and part of that process will start with her latest album 'Family.' For the first time, LeAnn wrote or co-wrote every song on the album. From the autobiographical first track 'Family' to ...
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Thy Kingdom Come
: :From the time she burst onto the music scene as a teenager with the smash hit 'Blue' to the release of her new studio album 'Family,' she has seen it all while taking it with a grain of salt. Some people will always see her as the little girl with the booming voice. She wants to change all that, and part of that process will start with her latest album 'Family.' For the first time, LeAnn wrote or co-wrote every song on the album. From the autobiographical first track 'Family' to ...
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Godspell
: :Jesus was a pretty popular guy in New York in 1971; as the ersatz star of both Godspell and Jesus Christ Superstar. If Superstar was a little dark, Godspell was positively frothy; and its portrayal of Jesus as a hippie clown was part of its goofy charm. Another part was Stephen Schwartz's nifty score; a little naive and dated, but also as hummable as anything in history. Slap this in the CD player and be transported back in time to an era when kids were all singing 'We Beseech Thee,' 'Prepare ...
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Dream On: Live From Chicago (DVD-Amaray)
:Description:1. Right Place, Right Time 2. My Heavenly Father Watches Over Me 3. Never Give Up, Never Give In 4. My Kind Of Town 5. Reason Enough 6. Dream On also featuring New Friendship Youth and Young Adult Choir 7. Rockin' Jerusalem featuring New Friendship Youth and Young Adult Choir 8. Between The Cross And Heaven 9. Since Jesus Passed By 10. Out Of Bondage 11. Operator featuring Jessy Dixon and the Jessy Dixon Singers 12. Sundays Are Made For Times Like These 13. Are You Enjoying The Show 14. The ...
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Family Fireside Christmas
:Description:The stockings are hung, the tree is trimmed and the first snow falls gently outside. What better a time to revisit the Christmas story than now, especially on DVD. This multi-media production tells the story of Jesus Christ through Bible scripture, dramatic video and traditional songs. Picture this: 'Little town of Bethlehem,' plays as Joseph and Mary make their way into town. The awe-inspiring birth of the King accompanied by 'Joy to the World.' A Family Fireside Christmas is not so much a story as a multi-media, musical production. Round up ...
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The Gift
: :Jim Brickman's 1997 holiday package is all satin bows and glowing hearth embers, precisely the approach his romantically inclined legions would have wished him to take. Those with less sentimental ears might argue that at times the pianist's approach is a touch too sweet. 'Joy to the World' would be more affecting as a solo work, for instance, and we could have done without the strings and music-box embellishments heard in 'Angels.' Yet Brickman compensates by delicately tracing a path to our heart-of-hearts in the album's two superb, nonholiday originals, 'Fireside' ...
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Live in Miami
: :Jim Brickman's 1997 holiday package is all satin bows and glowing hearth embers, precisely the approach his romantically inclined legions would have wished him to take. Those with less sentimental ears might argue that at times the pianist's approach is a touch too sweet. 'Joy to the World' would be more affecting as a solo work, for instance, and we could have done without the strings and music-box embellishments heard in 'Angels.' Yet Brickman compensates by delicately tracing a path to our heart-of-hearts in the album's two superb, nonholiday originals, 'Fireside' ...
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Limbs And Branches
: :Jim Brickman's 1997 holiday package is all satin bows and glowing hearth embers, precisely the approach his romantically inclined legions would have wished him to take. Those with less sentimental ears might argue that at times the pianist's approach is a touch too sweet. 'Joy to the World' would be more affecting as a solo work, for instance, and we could have done without the strings and music-box embellishments heard in 'Angels.' Yet Brickman compensates by delicately tracing a path to our heart-of-hearts in the album's two superb, nonholiday originals, 'Fireside' ...
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